Garment Care
Q: How should I treat my vintage garment given its unique history?
A: Each vintage item in our collection has its own story and characteristics, often showing signs of wear or slight defects. We advise handling these garments with love and respect, acknowledging their unique past and charm.
Q: What washing instructions should I follow for vintage garments without labels?
A: In cases where care labels are missing or faded, we recommend the gentlest cleaning approach. This could be a delicate machine wash setting or a careful hand wash using mild detergent. Gentle handling helps prolong the life and beauty of your vintage treasures.
Q: How can I prevent color bleeding in vintage clothes?
A: To maintain the original vibrancy of your vintage garments, wash them with similar colors. This practice minimizes the risk of color bleeding and keeps your pieces looking their best.
Q: What extra steps can I take to protect delicate vintage items?
A: For added care, especially when storing or washing, use a garment bag to protect delicate vintage items. This can help prevent damage and extend the life of these special pieces.
Q: What should I do about stubborn stains on vintage clothing?
A: For stubborn stains, spot cleaning is often effective. However, for more delicate items or difficult stains, we recommend seeking professional dry cleaning services to ensure the best care and preservation of your vintage garments.
Remember, the uniqueness of vintage clothing lies in its imperfections. Each piece tells a story that adds character. Embrace the quirks and distinctive marks that make these items truly one-of-a-kind.